| Date | Time | Location | Meeting Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, 02.01.11 | 7:00 PM | Yamashiro"s Restaurant | Regular |
Details
Agenda
Due to the recent increase in criminal activity throughout Area 4 (Hollywood Heights) and Area 5 (Outpost), there will be a joint Area 4 and Area 5 meeting with the Hollywood Heights Homeowners Association to address the problem/s. Senior Lead Officer Ralph Sanchez will be in attendance to address what we can do, how to respond and most importantly how to get a rapid response from LAPD.
1. Discussion with LAPD SLO Ralph Sanchez on Recent Criminal Activity within Area 4 & Area 5
a. Possible Motions
1. Increase LAPD Patrols
2. Secure Franklin/Orange Dr. Park
3. And other appropriate motions resulting from LAPD Discussion
2. Discussion to Support Neighborhood Spring Festival
a. Possible Motion
3. Discussion for agenda items for next meeting
MINUTES
HHWNC Area 4 & Area 5 Joint Meeting with Hollywood Heights
at Yamashiro
TUESDAY February 1, 2011
Speakers
LAPD SLO Irvin Isabella (Due to L.A. City Budget constraints, SLO Sanchez was unable to attend)
Captain Steve Smith, Sheriff’s Dept. CO Camrose Park Office
Phil Peters, Post Security
Meeting called to order at 7:15
We were informed about the crime in the Neighborhood. An arrest was made in the Break-in at 1930 Orchid. Talked about incidents along Camrose and the Yamashiro property, Homeless encampments. During the discussion and public comment the stakeholders talked about what they have seen in the area. More people going through Trash cans around 2 to 3 am. Going into their driveways.
We were given Phone #’s to call 877-ask-lapd (877-275-5273) for non-emergency dispatch.
Stakeholders were concerned that when they saw Police Activity, helicopters, etc., they were not able to find out what was happening in the neighborhood. Officer Isabella said they could call the Hollywood Front Desk 213-972-2971 and ask. Press O and that should get you right thru to a live person. If that person didn’t know they could ask for the Watch Commander. This should only be done when activity is heard. Not after the fact.
Spoke about Neighborhood Watch. The people who live here know their neighbors, their cars, etc. If you see people and they seem suspicious, scouting properties, looking for a way in. Call the police or call Post if you are a subscriber. Be vigilant. Be wary. Don’t be afraid to challenge them. Use your best judgment. It’s kind of a gut feeling. Write down license plate numbers, descriptions, etc. If you can take photos safely, do it with a cell phone.
83% of criminals believed they would never be arrested. Take your things out of the car. That invites crime. Put your car in the garage and LOCK IT. Look after neighbors. Put lighting around your house. Motion Lights. All lights deter crime. Install cameras. Criminals are looking for an opportunity. Pay attention to people in your area.
Go to the Police website. LAPDonline.org
Another website to sign up with is NIXLE.com They send out emails to whatever area you ask to be informed on. Sheriffs and LAPD
They recently did a homeless outreach because of all the complaints. People living in the hills above the Bowl. They were going into people’s backyards, bathing in their pools. 70% have been placed into homes, services and programs. It’s an ongoing issue that has to be dealt with.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:30pm
Minutes
HHWNC Area 4 & Area 5 Joint Meeting with Hollywood Heights
at Yamashiro
TUESDAY February 1, 2011
Speakers
LAPD SLO Irvin Isabella (Due to L.A. City Budget constraints, SLO Sanchez was unable to attend)
Captain Steve Smith, Sheriff’s Dept. CO Camrose Park Office
Phil Peters, Post Security
Meeting called to order at 7:15
We were informed about the crime in the Neighborhood. An arrest was made in the Break-in at 1930 Orchid. Talked about incidents along Camrose and the Yamashiro property, Homeless encampments. During the discussion and public comment the stakeholders talked about what they have seen in the area. More people going through Trash cans around 2 to 3 am. Going into their driveways.
We were given Phone #’s to call 877-ask-lapd (877-275-5273) for non-emergency dispatch.
Stakeholders were concerned that when they saw Police Activity, helicopters, etc., they were not able to find out what was happening in the neighborhood. Officer Isabella said they could call the Hollywood Front Desk 213-972-2971 and ask. Press O and that should get you right thru to a live person. If that person didn’t know they could ask for the Watch Commander. This should only be done when activity is heard. Not after the fact.
Spoke about Neighborhood Watch. The people who live here know their neighbors, their cars, etc. If you see people and they seem suspicious, scouting properties, looking for a way in. Call the police or call Post if you are a subscriber. Be vigilant. Be wary. Don’t be afraid to challenge them. Use your best judgment. It’s kind of a gut feeling. Write down license plate numbers, descriptions, etc. If you can take photos safely, do it with a cell phone.
83% of criminals believed they would never be arrested. Take your things out of the car. That invites crime. Put your car in the garage and LOCK IT. Look after neighbors. Put lighting around your house. Motion Lights. All lights deter crime. Install cameras. Criminals are looking for an opportunity. Pay attention to people in your area.
Go to the Police website. LAPDonline.org
Another website to sign up with is NIXLE.com They send out emails to whatever area you ask to be informed on. Sheriffs and LAPD
They recently did a homeless outreach because of all the complaints. People living in the hills above the Bowl. They were going into people’s backyards, bathing in their pools. 70% have been placed into homes, services and programs. It’s an ongoing issue that has to be dealt with.